AMSTERDAM, FEBRUARY 10 \u2013 In an historic turn of events, medicinal cannabis patient Rudolf Hillebrand can continue to grow his own, a Dutch judge ruled earlier today. Cannabis is the only thing that works to reduce Hillenbrand\u2019s nausea, induced by the plentiful amount of HIV medication provided. On average, Hillenbrand requires five grams of cannabis a day. To reduce costs, Hillebrand decided to grow his own cannabis, a total of 24 plants. Dutch law tolerates 5 plants. After receiving a tip, the police raided his home in December 2014 took 19 plants away. Hillenbrand decided to go to court to fight for his right and won. The judge ruled in his specific case, Hillenbrand provides a safe way to grow and is allowed to continue to do so. Thuistelende HIV-pati\u00ebnt mag bij hoge uitzondering eigen wiet kweken https:\/\/t.co\/DGTFR6Ux5D pic.twitter.com\/oJQnsIqPiC \u2014 AT5 (@AT5) February 10, 2016 His lawyer, Barbalique Peters, told Amsterdam News station AT5: \u2018This case does not mean everyone with a serious illness can go ahead and cultivate their own cannabis cannabis. This verdict only applies to the case of Hillenbrand\u2019. The real question now remains what this means for national policy. Hillenbrand is the only exception in addition to a MS patient elsewhere in the country who are allowed to grow more than five plants at home. For the complete (in Dutch) verdict, find the case file here. The Cannabis News Network team was at the courthouse for registration and a video report is in development as we speak. If you want to be notified, make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel. The post HIV Patient Can Grow Medicinal Cannabis, Judge Rules appeared first on Cannabis News Network.
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